Simple Living, Homeschooling, Faith, Homemaking, & Books
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Creativity is an often admired but frequently misunderstood trait. Most of the time it doesn't matter if creative people are misunderstood. They simply go about their business and accept that not everyone is going to understand them. It might sting a bit, but they learn to live with it. But if you are parenting a highly-creative child, it's …
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Minecraft is a powerful learning tool. Although I was highly skeptical of it when my daughter first expressed an interest, our family's experience with Minecraft completely changed my mind. So can Minecraft be educational? Absolutely. But not in our home. I have, in fact, purposely resisted the temptation to turn Minecraft into an educational …
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I freely admit that I was skeptical about the value of Minecraft. Part of that was my own inherent bias since I've never been inclined to play video games. But after reading more about it, we decided to load the Minecraft - Pocket Edition onto our Kindle to see if Caroline would enjoy it. (She was seven and a half at the time and is now almost …
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Have you thought about homeschooling your gifted daughter? Here are 100 reasons I thought of to homeschool your gifted daughter. 1. Time to develop a better one-on-one relationship with your complicated, gifted daughter 2. Girls are often discouraged from displaying their intelligence in school settings 3. Being a second teacher to the …
